+ Follow CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT JESUS VERZOSA Tag
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[Title] => Another activist slain
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A barangay coordinator of the militant group Bayan Muna was gunned down in San Fernando, Pampanga Saturday night, in what left-leaning groups claimed was part of a government operation against activists.
A lone assassin shot 40-year-old Manuel Nardo with a caliber .45 pistol in front of an eatery-cum-videoke bar along San Miguel Boulevard in Barangay Quebiawan.
Last Wednesday night, Bayan Muna’s Cagayan Valley secretary-general, Elena Mendiola, and her live-in partner, Ricardo Balauag, were shot dead.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Jueteng lords taking advantage of STL?
[Summary] => Financiers and protectors of jueteng are reportedly taking advantage of the government-approved small town lottery (STL) to pursue their illegal operations.
Philippine National Police chief Director Arturo Lomibao, however, said yesterday these reports that STL is being used as a jueteng front were still being verified.
"We have to analyze. Baka naman hindi ganun kalala (It may not be that serious)," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lomibao acts on jueteng reports
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao ordered yesterday a sustained crackdown on jueteng following reports that it has resurfaced in parts of Luzon.
Lomibao specifically directed Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, director of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, to send teams to Isabela to verify reports that the illegal numbers game was revived there. — Jaime Laude
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[Title] => Smuggled laptops, cellular phones intercepted at NAIA
[Summary] => Police anti-smuggling agents intercepted and seized on Friday some P15 million worth of electronic equipment on its way out the Ninoy International Airport (NAIA).
Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director and head of the PNP’s anti-smuggling unit, said the hot cargo was composed of 100 units of laptop computers and 200 cellular phones.
CIDG chief of detectives and spokesman Senior Superintendent Benjamin delos Santos identified Halding Philippines as the owner of the grossly undervalued shipment.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => CIDG nabs 2 men selling fake dollars
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested two men for selling fake dollar bills amounting to P1.5 million in an entrapment operation in Makati City over the weekend.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa identified the suspects as Joselito Zambrano, 53, and Erlino Toylo, 62, both residents of Makati.
Verzosa said the two were arrested at around 3 p.m. at Kainan 88 on Euphrates street, Makati City while selling 300 fake $100 bills to undercover agents during an entrapment operation.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Logs declared as banana chips seized by CIDG
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have intercepted at a Manila port a 20-foot container van loaded with illegal logs, which had been declared as banana chips.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa said the logs were intercepted while en route to a sawmill in Valenzuela City.
Verzosa noted that the illegally cut timber and forest products were from Lanao del Norte.
They were shipped to Manila through Pier 2 of North Harbor.
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[Title] => Untouchable no more
[Summary] => A man identified by senators as an "untouchable" big-time smuggler was arrested by police at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last Sunday as he arrived from Hong Kong to oversee problems of a shipment in Manila.
His arrest became a prelude to a crackdown on suspected smugglers as the Bureau of Customs (BOC) filed charges yesterday against eight individuals allegedly involved in the smuggling of rice worth P3 million.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-07 00:00:00
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT JESUS VERZOSA
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[Title] => Another activist slain
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A barangay coordinator of the militant group Bayan Muna was gunned down in San Fernando, Pampanga Saturday night, in what left-leaning groups claimed was part of a government operation against activists.
A lone assassin shot 40-year-old Manuel Nardo with a caliber .45 pistol in front of an eatery-cum-videoke bar along San Miguel Boulevard in Barangay Quebiawan.
Last Wednesday night, Bayan Muna’s Cagayan Valley secretary-general, Elena Mendiola, and her live-in partner, Ricardo Balauag, were shot dead.
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[Title] => Jueteng lords taking advantage of STL?
[Summary] => Financiers and protectors of jueteng are reportedly taking advantage of the government-approved small town lottery (STL) to pursue their illegal operations.
Philippine National Police chief Director Arturo Lomibao, however, said yesterday these reports that STL is being used as a jueteng front were still being verified.
"We have to analyze. Baka naman hindi ganun kalala (It may not be that serious)," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lomibao acts on jueteng reports
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao ordered yesterday a sustained crackdown on jueteng following reports that it has resurfaced in parts of Luzon.
Lomibao specifically directed Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, director of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, to send teams to Isabela to verify reports that the illegal numbers game was revived there. — Jaime Laude
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[Title] => Smuggled laptops, cellular phones intercepted at NAIA
[Summary] => Police anti-smuggling agents intercepted and seized on Friday some P15 million worth of electronic equipment on its way out the Ninoy International Airport (NAIA).
Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director and head of the PNP’s anti-smuggling unit, said the hot cargo was composed of 100 units of laptop computers and 200 cellular phones.
CIDG chief of detectives and spokesman Senior Superintendent Benjamin delos Santos identified Halding Philippines as the owner of the grossly undervalued shipment.
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[Title] => CIDG nabs 2 men selling fake dollars
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested two men for selling fake dollar bills amounting to P1.5 million in an entrapment operation in Makati City over the weekend.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa identified the suspects as Joselito Zambrano, 53, and Erlino Toylo, 62, both residents of Makati.
Verzosa said the two were arrested at around 3 p.m. at Kainan 88 on Euphrates street, Makati City while selling 300 fake $100 bills to undercover agents during an entrapment operation.
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Raps filed vs suspects in police official’s slay
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed murder charges yesterday against several men tagged in the killing of an Internal Affairs Service (IAS) official after of one the alleged gunmen was arrested in Caloocan City last Friday.
Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-Criminal Investigation and Detection Division (CIDD), said murder charges were filed against Leonardo Capili and several others identified through their aliases as Manuel Mendoza, George Guimbo, Dura and John Does and Jane Does.
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[Title] => Logs declared as banana chips seized by CIDG
[Summary] => Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) have intercepted at a Manila port a 20-foot container van loaded with illegal logs, which had been declared as banana chips.
CIDG director Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa said the logs were intercepted while en route to a sawmill in Valenzuela City.
Verzosa noted that the illegally cut timber and forest products were from Lanao del Norte.
They were shipped to Manila through Pier 2 of North Harbor.
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His arrest became a prelude to a crackdown on suspected smugglers as the Bureau of Customs (BOC) filed charges yesterday against eight individuals allegedly involved in the smuggling of rice worth P3 million.
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